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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25
MUNICIPAL ArrAvp.
Axsninx Meeting Of IN. c,.,,
GOvernment sno CAtv

The city government met woa,.,,
transacted the following business. ""0
Ia concurrence:
n MI. ). J. Maher was un.nimou.,v ..
Overseer of the Poor. choser
hennebec bridge. ' Keeper OF the
Lss 0auered, That no pay be allowed to n.
Keeper OF kennebec Bridge for hi. 1911. w 'nt
until otherwise ordered. ' services
Ordered, That the Chairman 80
OF overseers of the Poor be d;r.c,sa Wv ~ no.ro
detailed report to the Citv Connc;s ~ =. ,enael
regular meeting, showing the NAM. .. ea =,
persons assisted by the Board toue,hor -.
.ne residences of such persons durina ,h 'o
"on.h Immediately preceding and aiso .Ie
assisted. '"e persons 90
aas ueleo' mat all orders calling for An ex.
r lhau OF money on the part of the citv
go. oe reierred the proper committee nd
Gu, ny them before final action of the
y couhcll thereon, unless the Connect hr
unanimous vote shall otherwise order "
ordered, That the printing of 5oo ox...
copies OF school reports authorized hv 90
iuer passed March 2lst, 1887, be under tho
direction OF the Committee on Printing
Oroered, That the driver of The c;ty zoo -,
ior ,he western district be paid $40 mon,h
s"o gwen tue rent Of the house now occn.
p,eu oy nm. and that the driver for tho
H1 H, district be paid $40 month.
or"etsd' hat the new street laid ont nv
W. 'as' CITY Council from the south side O,
~ iu'"rop street TO a lane running west from
E".sthut street be named Wyman street and
"A ."e otreet Commissioner for the Western
=. ~, oe instructed to put the City team OF
~ "au' sraVe' tor said street when it can be
spared from other necessary repairs
ordered, That the Overseers Of tba poo,
De directed to render to the Commi,tee on
accounts all bills of their department,
against the city q. the end of each month
mat they may be audited BY said committee
ana paid by the Cry Treasurer
Otoered, That the Mayor be authorized re-
.np'"y some suitable person to make 8
survey and plan of Water street with re-
ference to paving said street and supplying
IL "itn proper system of sewerage: also
esumates OF probable expense thereof in
Inc following ordinance was presented and
tabled in the Council, relative to the salaries
OF the street commissioners.
nee |. Sec one of chapter thirteen of the revised
Nv OF Inc city OF Augusta is hereby amended
Dy striking out the words 1.-TWO hundred doiIar Il;
tne eigh.h line OF said section and inserting
thereof the words "seven hundred do lara which anal
oe III Ia Tor all services performed by the city, and
said section Is further amended by strikinS out thu
words two hundred dollars" In the ninth line and
nser ing IN Place thereof the words seyen hundred
dollars whch shall be Ia full for ali service nor
formed by him for the city,' P''
t. sec. = Az ordinances and parts of ordinances
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sections %, &c, 81 and 20 of chap, II
OF the revised statutes. relating to the dis.
posal eft burnt, dilapidated or dangerous
buildings were adopted as city ordinance.
In Board of Aldermen:
Fred 8. Perry was reelected Superinten
dent OF Burials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

We have received from A. G. Chase of
Gardiner the we'll known ice man, a copy of
,he map he has published showing the ex-
tent Of the Ice business on the Kennebec,
hudson, Penob,cot, and Csthance rivers and
the coast Of Maine. This is complete map
Of the ice cutting section on the rivers named
and shows the location and capacity of each
Ice house, owners, township lines, islands,
channels. buoys, etc. This map will prove
invaluable to all dealers and those interested
10 the ice business Of the country as a re-
ference for noting the annual crops taken
from these rivers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story the
truth of which is vouched for by the residents
OF the town: Il am 70 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could not dress myself with
out help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all nv own
housework. | owe my thanks to Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and pain" Fry
bottle, only soc. at Devine & Coughlin's
Drug Store.
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A Remarkable Cure.

rcheer1ully add my testimony to the goodness Of
n. Seth Ar1old's Cough Killer. haviog been BY 1t
entirely cured of q severe lung affection which, ac
a n GOOD physicians In this State, had reached
gu inc;nieni stage Of consumption Had tried said
nh Musicians and numerous proprietary remedies
Without effect, but few DO ties Of Dr. Seth Arnold
r,a,nh killer Sc, me all right. Have recommended
), tn t,iends and acqusintances who have used IT
!, With The same gratir ing re uts. and consider
Il the best cough remedy ever discovered. crate,
for The Davis sewing Machine Company, Water
town. N.Y. p., OK, "a, .rd 4,
per your druggist for DR.. Seth Araold's Pills. %
In a box. 2jc.
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lsAIlDIN Err.

John Wight had his left thumb quite badly
Injured Tuesday night while performing the
duties of a night baggage master, by trunk
fall ng onto it.
Mr.. Reuel Maxcy of Portland was in town
yesterday. ..;,.s
Herring are in the market.
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Themes Orchestra at the Insane Ho.ptt.,

Themes Orchestra at the Insane Hospital,
Twice year Themes famous musicians
of the National Soldiers Home come to the
Insane Hospital and treat the inmates to
their supero music. Last evening the Or
chestra, seventeen pieces, gave a tne con-
cert in the hall. The musicians came over
from the Home in the afternoon and after
supper the concert opened, continuing from
o'clock until = u'ciuck. We can but praise
the music and the orchestra upheld the repu-
tation which 1t has gained in this section
through its meritorlous work. 1t showed in
a marked manner the careful and painstaking
training of Prof Theme, to whose intelli-
gent labors the success of the orchestra is
largely due. Some three hundred patients
were present and the sweet strains soothed
and quoted the clouded and deranged intel
ects so that the closest attention was given.
Following was the programme
I, Chinese March, Parlow.
2. Overture, Mons. Choul1euria.
(Mr. Caulifower) Ofenbach
3. Original Air, Vaiie, Dagees
Cjrnet solo, Mr.. Manuel.
4. selections rom Mikadc, Arr Moses
s. Values Zephr Luefte MAY
Bre, xes) Gung.
@. Chinese Court Quardrile, Sahan.
Is. ". 1nemc. Conductor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

Best, Safest and Surest-If you are
troubled with Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
don't fail to try '.Digestylin." Recommended
by Physicians, as the best. A quick and sure
cure in every csse. 500 per bottle. Sold
by all druggists, or VIM. +. Kidder & Co ,
Manufacturing Chemists, SO John St. N. Y.
marlS1W&F
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

We recommend DR. Kennedy's Favorite Rem.
edy for Gravel. 1t cured mes. j McCor.
mick, U. 8. Dep. Mineral Survey or, Bliss
Station, Idaho. My head and face was a
mass of putrifaction. DR.. Kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy purified my blood and | am now
WE'LL. A. Parker, Sunderinville, Pa
Price 81. Send cent stamp to DR.. Kennedy,
Rondout, N. Y, for book on Kidney, Liver
and Blood disorders. Mention this paper.
marl5d&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

Tho number of scholars in the grammar
..,ool b., 90 increased that additional school
lam rill have to be provided. This will be
anne BY either finishing another room in the
-, II The grammar school building, or put
inc into proper condition the BRICK school
,ou,e on Chestnut street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

The country roads are as badly drifted as
and on Wednesday piled full of snow.
waterway the shovel brigades were out in the
..,,,v towns clearing the way. Winter
.u. 10th the leave the lap Of spring,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

@rbere will be a musical entertainment
At Grand Army Hall tonight, under the aus.
pices of Capital Lodge, l. 0. q. 1. some VI
our best local amateur talent mas oeeh gn-
gagged and good program !: promissa.:
fee will be Is cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

M. .cholsrs Of the first class of the Gram
-, school, presented their teacher. Miss
M vivian. with q handsome gold pen and
',,.., frui. knife, as birthday present. yes
,enday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

The bids for the contract to furnish
,he lining. Of the hot air and vent
aues If the new public building
we're opened yesterday in the presence of
po.tmaster Fowler. The bids stood as
hllow.: A. d. Ward, S235; A. p. Gould &
q. .s9l5 ;JH Cogan Co .S205; o. William
ann. $3.50 C3. The lowest bidder will I'M
doub,edly receive the contract and the bids
have gone on to Washington for the inspac-
,iop Of the authorities there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

A. the meeting of tbs Colby Alumni in
OAKLAND Wednesday evening, the sentiment
.rbe Academies Colby's outpo,ts; while
,bev flourish the institution must prosper"
"a. Responded to by Rev. Joseph Kicker,
ol,,, of 1887. The Portland Press says he
,,o.s Of the foresight of President Champ
lin in lariug the foundation of Colby's sys-
,sm Of fitting schools, and briefly spoke of
rho prosperous condition of those institutions
a, the present time.
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Augusta. March 20. 1887.
The Flower Fadeth.

Cherished "reminiscences, undoubtedly, to
many residents of this city and adjacent
towns. are the various entertaining and in
structive phases of the Grand Army Festival
which occurred in the winter of 1888.
1t will be remembered that the most novel
and one of the most pleasing features of that
enterprise was the display, during the after
noon session of the third day, when the
charming tableau Of nearly score and ten
winsome, wondering, infantile rivals in
beauty and avoirdupois was revealed to an
expectsnt and appreclative assembly. We
refer to the baby show; and venture to say
that no one who obtained close view of the
amusing spectacle will ever forget that noble
specimen Of miniature manhood among the
representatives from "Baby-land," TO whom
was awarded S. in gold. as being the hand
soonest of all, in the opinion of the impartial
Judges. viz: Romeo Flanders, then thirteen
months old, the child of Mrs. Nellie Flanders.
But change is characteristic of the fleeing
years; and. to day, should the interesting
drama be repeated, should the curtain again
rise upon the scene, disclosing the same art.
less infantipe actors, developed indeed, in
form and feature and Intelligence, by the
molding hand Of time and loving care, accom-
panied as before. by their proud and happy
mothers, one seat would be vacant. one
bright, promising. rosy checked boy would
be missed from the number; beautiful eyes
that beamed smilingly upon the admring
spectators are closed in the sleep of death.
The angel Reaper has plucked the fairest
flower from that juvenile group-Romeo
FLINDERS, who ha, passed from this life thus
early. A few days since. his lifeless form
was brought here from South Boston. where
his parents have resided for nearly two years
mast. and placed in the receiving tomb of the
cemetery for Intern lent in their family lot
when the season favors. He died on the 18th
inst.
q beauteous one like some sweet lay
That briefly charms then floats away;
Why ceas ed the mu ic none can tell,
Since Heaven directed. at is we'll"
The noblest type of manhood seen
Shone in lhv dignity of mien;
And gentle ways, didst thou remain.
Presaged our joy-but hope was vain.
The Shepherd called thee to His fold;
'Mons His fair flock, thy name enrolled;
with Him thou safely shalt abide,
where sorrows pever more betide;
who "Iitile Children" blessed when here,
Affirmed. rs such. all must appear;
Hence Romeo, where now thou art,
The "humble'' dwell, and ''pure in heart"
"Good shepherd" guide US up life's steep.
Aid us to follow as thy sheep;
We know beyond lie pastures iair.
And we shall meet our loved one there.
Augusta, March 81, 1887. NIL c.
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Know myself by reading the "Science o.
Ito - the hest medical work ever publlsneo'
for Young and middle-sged men. -
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Barthold's Statue OF "Ltberty Enltghten
Ing the World"

will be reminder of personal liberty for
ages to come. On just as sure a foundation
has DR.. Perce's &c olden Medical Discovery
been placed, and it will stand through the
cycles of time as a monument to the physi.
cal emancipation of thousands, who by it's
use have been relieved from consumption,
consumptive night bronchitis, coughs,
splitting of blood. weak lungs, and other
throat and lung affections.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

or tn. city Solicitor and CITY 49,,

Following are the annual reports 81 IL.
CITY Solicitor and City Marshal:
CRY SoLIclroR's RxpoRr. "
40 .ae honorable Mayor and City Council o,
Two actions in which the city was inter.
.sted were pending at the commencement of
tue municipal year 1867, viz;
-. W. fiilsbury ct ais, W. Mavor and
Aldermen of Augusta. anu
City OF Augusta vs.. town of Clinton
DUN Oh these cases have been disposed of
rhisoury ct als. vs.. Augusta. il will no
remembered, was petition for writ of CERT.
c.ari TO quash the proceedings of the Civ
Counci IN the matter of changes made in O ak
street: The full court denied the writ. thu,
amrming the doings of the Mayor and Alder.
men. N
Augusta vs.. Clinton was settled by defend
ant town paying so much of bill as accrued
aiter notice was given.
rour actions to which the city is party
"",e oeeh commenced during the year, viz ::
wary T. brann vs.. City of Augusta.
A. g. Whitman VS.. CITY of Augusta
City of Augusta VS.. Town of Mercer.
brann vs.. Augusta is an action IN recove,
lor injury to plaintiff received in falling off
the wall near the west side of Northern Ave-
nue. Just south Of the boarding house known
as mill block. The matter Wa. referred 70
I'll Honor the Mayor and the Civ Solicitor.
we TOOK steps to investigate, but before max
ing our report an action was brought against
the city, writ returnable at the April term of
the superior Court IN this county.
oickiord vs.. Augusta is to recover for SUD-
piies furnished Sara, E. Simon.. From
information obtained from the Overseers of
the Poor, think that If the civ is held tn
pay any part OF the bill there will be remedy
over against the town where she has settle
ment.
Whitman vs.. Augusta was to recover for
injury to wagon received while riding along
water street in November, 1885 The action
was brought in October, 1886, referred to
Judge Whitehouse, and hearing had in
February, 1887. NJ decision has yet been
rendered.
Augusta Va. Mercer is brought to recover
tor supplies furnished John II. Holt and fam.
lly. The case was entered at the February
term of the Superior Court in this county and
Is IN order for trial at the April term.
Several claims have been investigated dur
ing the year, but nothing has been paid by
the city thereon. Very respectfully,
WINFIELD S. CHOArE,
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CITY MARsHAL's REPORT.


To HIS Honor, the Mayor and City Council
Of augusta:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to herewith
submit my second annual report as City Mar.
shall for the year ending March 20, 1887,
whole number of arrests for the year, 375,
and were charged as follows: Drunkenness
committed, l05, discharged on probation, 81,
let off on good behavior, 49,; disturbance,
"a; assault and battery,S9; atfray,6; larceny,
8; assault with intent to commit rape, 2;
riot. |; adultry, 2; malicious mischief, 4
malicious trespass, danger of falling into
bad habits, committed to Industrial School,
4; vagrancy, 10; bastardy, 2; cruelty to ami
mails, A. deposting poison, 3; exposure of
person, single sales, 20. Four hundred
and seventy eight persons have been given
lodging and food during the year. In addi-
ton to the above. have served 81 warrants
to search and seize liquors, and have made
SO seizures. / have received from different
persons for fines and sales Of bottles for the
two years past the sum of $40 %, which sum
l have paid over to the treasurer of the city
aud have his receipt for the same.
There is large number of kegs and JUICE
in the care of the State Liquor Commission
er at Bangor, which were shipE ed there ore
year ago ;and have in my hands at the pres
ent time, between four and six hundred gal.
Ions of liquor which ought to be disposed Of.
and would recommend the splitting of it on
the ground, for it is of no use to send it to
the State Liquor Agent, as he will not pay
anything for it, a3d it can be split just as
well in Augusta as in Bangor.
Respectfully submitted
H. T. MORSE,
City Marshal.
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Local Ollces.

~There will be meeting OF the Vestry
of ST Marks church this afternoon =.
",,,ock At the office Of w. s. Choate, Esq.
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tMarrtfb.

Tn skovhcean, March Is. John II. steward u "iS'
~, - nicElord bo II OF skowhegan. ,.,
IL noxdoin, March ~, VIM. G. Batcheider " MISS
pnsa,ind A. sampson, both OF Bowdoin.
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49, class will enter Dirigo Business
co,lefe April 4th.
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-. hard wood floor 10 being laid In
a., :. NJ. Haynes office.
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Examines.

l have just opened case of Lace
scbrlm or Etamine, embracing six differ
ent patterns. and all good ones. This
Schrinc is selling everywhere at pa cts.
l shall mark this case
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DieD.

In Bath, March a. Harriet c. NorT ;Sh agea ared r.
In oakland. March TO- 'onn ." AA''''
years.
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Take . d. X. and be 0. X. See ad.
mch0-9m
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Laces.

nave fresh invoice of tho Oriental
haces that am selling so readily at l2a
cents per yard.
also have large lot of Laces that
am Offering at cents per yard, which is
about half their value.
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3 cents per yard.
These goods are worth inspection. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-04
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFfEHS FOR SALE
] Tract Of Land IN Ricb'and District, on We
river shout thrce-yuaTtrrs Oi mile above W.
city limits containing ~ acre. more OF les anl
- scrcs Of cOsl uiId'rIy Ing iTnt " iAph
contiguous ia, retO. AbOn II ac'cs y isdnm
Iani, inter,ectod by the y ", a. Ky. ksiifDsl.
and The pipe line 81 ih. wheeling Hainial 80
Company. Having Biso Esd rver l.hdhg
this affords the beet unotcupird manufacturing
site. or y tes in this vicinity. Would sil 90 ns
" suit the purchaser he fTisl sit tsa ,ein,
easy 81 ascc,s b. railroad aud liver. wonIl 10
sold separately with enough suffane " se'u's
shipping facilities.
Efght Acres Of Land su whee'tse
Island. north of AMI adjoining the on tsn
| Gruunis would all the sbol. nj ven ps
price aud on c-sy tenn: ~ iu lhs D"Tt If LOU
from two % lye hundred dollar rafa arnf''ns
10 location. only n anal casa i",m'" TO-
quirel.
His Residence ia G.snther " oou;-fre
acre Io' highly euliiya g.. ahl iA.t+inIIy =.
ranged. The house, haIs'lspBe bfirs 'u,,
u thirteen rooms all The .mioril aud o'b,su
enccs Of city ana country combined Persons ~. =,
ing home are invited 10 call ard hDps'' "'
felgeodb JOHN r. GILCBRIsE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-04
A Three Legged Dog.

To he Editor OJ The Register
CooPERs, W. VA, March I've have
quite a curiosity in this place. Has any
OF the many readers Of the Register ever
seen dog with only three legs? IT not we
will tell you OF one. The dog we speak
ct is the property Of 7. ID, Roach, of this
town, and was present To him by Will
liam Beary, of POcahontas, Va, last sum-
mer some time. The dog, We suppose Is
some Ia or IL months old, and was horn
without n lett fore ley. lie has very
we'll formed shoulder blade, hut not the
slightest evidence Of ever being the owner
OF a fourth leg lie travels very we'll, sits
perfectly erect when tired and answers to
| the name of "Dode." Mr.. Roach has in
formed ME that he was going Ia have Il
number of prints made from negative
taken of the dog some time since, and has
also promised TO give or at least send me
/ one. ANY one who doubts this story will
be furnished proof OF the same by cores
ponding with the postmaster or any citi-
| zen OF this place.
With best wishes for the Register, | am
an old reader, SINQUE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-04

made such . pledge, and also the memory
Of many Democrats seems to have become
extremely untrustworthy. In the Demo
cratic ranks, the RANDALL men blame
the MORRISON men, and the MORRISON
men blame the RANDALL men. We again
emphasize the statement we made several
times during the session, that it would
have been better to have considered even
so imperfect a measure rs Mr.. MORRIsoN's
with the hope of amending and modifying
il. than TO have considered nothing and
allow hundreds of millions of dollars more
to be taken from the people and boarded
in the treasury.
Mr.. RANDALL has always been an able
leader and has excellent views on economic
questions, but there is danger OF him as
Stunning dOmineering spirit and proving
an obstructionist rather than leader. He
is blamed for being chief Of those who
have, in orde: to compel certain legislation
they approve, put of the appropriation bills
till the last ofthe session when they must be
pushed through with such lightning speed
that no time for the consideration of the
bills can BE- allowed. Whether this IS
true or not, it looks little that way and
the Democratic party may get out OF pa
thence pretty soon.
The Democratic party have cause Tor re-
gret that they have not been able to &C
eomplish more towards retrenehment and
reform, during this Congress. While
much of the blame does not rest with the
Democrats, the party would come before
the people in the next campaign with a
better conscience and better prospects, had
there been no ground Tor blame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-04
Public Sale Real Estate.

10y yIRTCF OF A DIED or TRUST MADE
ID ~ me by Christina Us li0n aud Daniel Ciei'
ton. dated on the 9Th day ofJuBc. ISIS will. GA
SATURDAY, MARCH ~. 1885,.
beginning nj ~ O'Clock a. IN, nj The front door
OF the Court Housc Of Ohio county. West VII
gipia, sell at public anctiOn, the following de.
scribcd real property, that II 10 ray lot Numbered
sir In square numbered twenty seven. IN Church
Ills addition to the city 81 Wheeling. commonly
called BuenA Vista addition, together With all and
singular the Improvements thereon and nppni
tcnances thereunto belonging. This Is the .aine
property which was conveyed IN the said Chri'
iinA Uselion by Willism =. F0oss and others w
deed dated december y, 1876.
TERMS 0s Sale-One-half ~ the purchase
money. or ~ much more ~ the purchaser may
elect to tay, rash oaIbe day 81 sale aud the rv,'
blue Ia one year with interest. the defefrfd Id
Italncnt cling occurred by . decd 81 trIIa on the
property. J. J. NDpr,
t1,ic, Trustee